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PROBLEM SOLVING
PROBLEM SOLVING

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The Problem Solving Badge represents success in the process of evaluating information to decide the best way to boost profits. This requires reviewing summaries of focus group results, cost/revenue projections, while keeping in mind the summaries of each option and their potential impact and What's Up Magazine's mission statement.

Issuer:

Classroom Inc.
http://www.classroominc.org/about/mission

Evidence:

Badge Type: skill

Expected Duration: 4 days

Criteria

  1. [required] Read and analyzed text, graphs and charts to choose 'License Name for Products' and wrote a clear correct reason as to why they made that choice.

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Payed the Bills! Solved the problem of how to increase WUM's revenue in "Best Way to Boost Profits" in WUM Epsiode 5.

CPS Summer Acceleration

Payed the Bills! Solved the problem of how to increase WUM's revenue in "Best Way to Boost Profits" in WUM Epsiode 5.

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